How to Turn Vision into Impact with Amina Mohamed of Cameras For Girls (Re-release)
About this episode
Amina Mohamed discusses her journey and the impact of her organization, Cameras For Girls, in empowering young women in Africa through photography and storytelling.
In this very first episode of Clover, I chat with Amina Mohamed, founder of Cameras For Girls, an organization using photography and storytelling to help young women in Africa break into male-dominated media spaces. Amina’s story begins with her family’s journey as refugees from Uganda to Canada, a career in film and television, and a life-changing return to Uganda that revealed the inequities facing girls denied education and opportunity. That experience inspired her to launch Cameras For Gi...
People in this episode
Host: Erin Geiger
Guest: Amina Mohamed
Topics covered
- women in leadership
- photography
- storytelling
- media
- education
- refugee experiences
Keywords
- Cameras For Girls
- Amina Mohamed
- women empowerment
- media representation
- education
- refugees
- photography
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Cameras For Girls
Places: Uganda, Canada
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